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Couples Therapy

Distance from family, new cultures and the pace of life abroad can strain a relationship. A therapist can help you and your partner listen to each other and talk more openly.

  • Video, phone or in person
  • Confidential sessions

Common signs and concerns

If one or more of these sounds familiar, talking with a specialist can help.

  • Recurring arguments that never really get resolved
  • Feeling distant, unheard, or disconnected from your partner
  • Trust that has been shaken by a specific event or a slow drift
  • Difficulty agreeing on major decisions together

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Frequently asked questions

Do we both have to attend every session?

Couples therapy is about the relationship between the two of you, so it is usually done together. Some specialists also offer individual sessions alongside joint ones and will agree this with you at the start.

What if my partner does not want to come?

You can still start on your own. A specialist can work with you on your own role and wishes in the relationship, and you can decide later whether to invite your partner to join.

Is couples therapy only for marriages in trouble?

No. You can also come to communicate better or to get through a big life change, not only when things are falling apart.

Ready to begin?

See when specialists in this area are free and book a session at a time that suits you.

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